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12 years ago @ Adventures of a Willow... - {My Coming of Age} · 0 replies · +1 points

It definitely sounds like you are growing. Instead of hiding inside the worlds in your books, you are venturing out into the real world and absorbing everything around you. A true sign of maturity. Bravo.
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12 years ago @ Adventures of a Willow... - {Let Me Tell You a Story} · 0 replies · +1 points

This was really well done. I love how the bad keeps trying to pop up in little snippets amongst the much larger focus on all of the good things. Really nicely done.

12 years ago @ Adventures of a Willow... - Victim No More · 0 replies · +1 points

Wow. This is incredibly powerful. And yes, it brought to mind the warrior post that I just read as well. I am glad you are finally able to unburden yourself of this secret. I hope it will provide some amount of healing balm to know you are not alone and are supported and loved.
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12 years ago @ Adventures of a Willow... - No Presence but I am OK · 1 reply · +1 points

Here's the thing. I think it is incredibly difficult for one to recognize their OWN presence or voice. Everyone has one. And a good writer definitely has one. And you are a good writer. Keep doing what you're doing.
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12 years ago @ Adventures of a Willow... - I am not my past · 0 replies · +1 points

I'm sorry to say that I have been there. Crying for no reason at your desk, getting through it on auto pilot, coming home just to get into bed. They are indeed difficult days to deal with. I am glad that you seem to have a handle on it now. Always remember that there is a light beyond the current darkness. I wish you well.
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13 years ago @ http://www.rageagainst... - what i want you to kno... · 0 replies · +1 points

Rache - I will share this with you . . . I never wanted kids. When I first met the hubs, I told him straight out, "I want to focus on my carerr. I am not interested in marriage or kids or any of that." And somehow, god love the man, (the youngest of 5 kids that wanted 9 children!) he was shockingly still all in. I'm sure a part of him figured my immature 21 year old self would change her mind someday, but I was adamant, ADAMANT, that it would never happen to me. I was not nurturing, understanding, kid-friendly. Nope, none of that. Not me.

Of course, as you know, I DID change my mind . . . but many many years down the road. Luckily, I was still young enough to conceive and had 2 beautiful baby boys. I still don't think I'm nurturing or understanding enough, or ever really all that kid-friendly (other people's kids? No thanks!), but I am a mom, and a damn good one, in fact.

I hope you find whatever path you are meant to take, whether it is eventual childbearing, or adoption, or . . . other. Whatever it is, I hope you are fulfilled and happy. That is all we can really hope for.

13 years ago @ http://weezafish.blogs... - Back to Normal & Bye B... · 1 reply · +1 points

Yep, best thing about the drugs is getting that out of it feeling. Just get some sleep and try not to do anything too crazy. And no driving.
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13 years ago @ http://weezafish.blogs... - Okay But Seriously, Wh... · 1 reply · +1 points

Wait. You are telling me that the classic campy film Night of the Comet didn't make the list? Granted, no govt testing, but it has a mall!!! I've never actually seen any of the movies on your list. But I know zombie training classes are all the rage, now. At least here. Might want to look to see if SA has gotten in on that action.

13 years ago @ http://weezafish.blogs... - Hooray for the New Sou... · 1 reply · +1 points

Does that really work? If you pay them once, you don't have to again, or is that just a lie? Because it would seem if you paid once, they would know you were willing, so would do it again, no? What happens if you don't pay?

13 years ago @ http://seriouslyshutth... - Short ASS · 1 reply · +1 points

This has nothing to do with being short, but I was hobbling (hobbitting?) around last night and realized my legs were sore. Did I work out that morning? Nope. Run around or jog somewhere far? Nope. I walked about 5 blocks to go gorge myself for lunch and then walked back after about an hour and a half. So, don't feel bad for being sore. I apparently get sore for breathing too deeply. Damn, I'm outta shape. I need me a treadmill. I already have the competitive hubs, thanks.
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